Shannon, you are such a blessing. Also, the sound and light quality is particularly stunning in this tutorial. (Not meant as a backhanded, comparative compliment. Just think this must have been a beauty day in Medford! And the mic is perfectly dialed.)
YOU are a treasure, Joel. Thank you for the sweet encouragement and kindness here. Hope it is a lovely December up north, and hope you are enjoying some beautiful days of light. x
Re-visit 😉 Simple tune I leaned in 2019 . But I love what you do with it. I love the A rolls in the B part , why did that pass me ? Well thanks for all the ornamental reminders , your the best ! Keep up the great vids 😙 love from 🇨🇦.
Thanks, and so glad I could shine a light on something for you. We do this for one another, for sure. It's often the simple stuff, right? Like... wow, yeah, how come I didn't think of that?
I wonder if those rolls and cuts are the equivalent +- on guitar of pull-off and hammer-on. Nope? Or slides sometimes? I would have subscribed to OAIM if only they had guitar lessons. Cheers Shannon! Have a good week and see you Saturday! With a few Breton tunes if I understood well? The plinn, hanter-dro and gavotenn are cool too :) Ken Disadorn! X 😉
cool idea to liken them to hammer-ons. Maybe kinda? It gives some nice texture, and sort of softens a beat... but also propels it forward? But also, they are their own things.
@@ShannonHeatonMusic Probably a mix of what you say. One of my favourite guitar Masters is Saoig Siberil from Kreiz-Breizh and he uses them a lot! But he also does tapping (which I haven’t mastered 😐 lol) and harmonic notes which I do sometimes. Playing along with Siberil’s guitar recordings is pretty joyful, a bit like Johnny Connolly, Paddy Glackin and Tony MacMahon, and you 2 of course.
@@ShannonHeatonMusic Yeah, but you’re excellent students of Breton tunes 😉 But if you are interested in a particular type of tune I would gladly send you a few sets of some of their specialists by e-mail. But you do have some fine Breton albums? Don’t you? Don’t hesitate to send me a photo or list of all of them you got. :) Happy to help in any case. I know quite a few of the best Breton singers by the way :) I sadly never got the chance to meet Loeiz Roparz (the father of modern festoù-noz) before he died some years ago but I had the pleasure to meet Marsel Gouilhiouz and Yann-Fañch Kemener a few times. Yec’hed mad! 🍺 ps: that West Vleeteren (which is very difficult to get) was amazingly yummy, definitely in my top 7 ever and top 3 brown.
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Shannon, you are such a blessing.
Also, the sound and light quality is particularly stunning in this tutorial. (Not meant as a backhanded, comparative compliment. Just think this must have been a beauty day in Medford! And the mic is perfectly dialed.)
YOU are a treasure, Joel. Thank you for the sweet encouragement and kindness here. Hope it is a lovely December up north, and hope you are enjoying some beautiful days of light. x
Very nice jig and nice rendition of this tune .Well done.
It's a good old jig, and thanks for checking it out!
Re-visit 😉 Simple tune I leaned in 2019 . But I love what you do with it. I love the A rolls in the B part , why did that pass me ? Well thanks for all the ornamental reminders , your the best ! Keep up the great vids 😙 love from 🇨🇦.
Thanks, and so glad I could shine a light on something for you. We do this for one another, for sure. It's often the simple stuff, right? Like... wow, yeah, how come I didn't think of that?
Thanks a lot. That was really good.
Good idea for the tune, Pat! It's a goodie, and I hadn't thought of it for a while.
I wonder if those rolls and cuts are the equivalent +- on guitar of pull-off and hammer-on.
Nope? Or slides sometimes?
I would have subscribed to OAIM if only they had guitar lessons.
Cheers Shannon!
Have a good week and see you Saturday!
With a few Breton tunes if I understood well?
The plinn, hanter-dro and gavotenn are cool too :)
Ken Disadorn! X 😉
cool idea to liken them to hammer-ons. Maybe kinda? It gives some nice texture, and sort of softens a beat... but also propels it forward? But also, they are their own things.
Also, as for Breton tunes, it's always fun to try. But we are not experts. Still, we will plan a few for November! Stay tuned for news about that.
@@ShannonHeatonMusic Probably a mix of what you say.
One of my favourite guitar Masters is Saoig Siberil from Kreiz-Breizh and he uses them a lot!
But he also does tapping (which I haven’t mastered 😐 lol) and harmonic notes which I do sometimes.
Playing along with Siberil’s guitar recordings is pretty joyful, a bit like Johnny Connolly, Paddy Glackin and Tony MacMahon, and you 2 of course.
@@ShannonHeatonMusic Yeah, but you’re excellent students of Breton tunes 😉
But if you are interested in a particular type of tune I would gladly send you a few sets of some of their specialists by e-mail.
But you do have some fine Breton albums? Don’t you? Don’t hesitate to send me a photo or list of all of them you got. :)
Happy to help in any case.
I know quite a few of the best Breton singers by the way :)
I sadly never got the chance to meet Loeiz Roparz (the father of modern festoù-noz) before he died some years ago but I had the pleasure to meet Marsel Gouilhiouz and Yann-Fañch Kemener a few times.
Yec’hed mad! 🍺
ps: that West Vleeteren (which is very difficult to get) was amazingly yummy, definitely in my top 7 ever and top 3 brown.
I know this tune. Thank teach me to review it again.
Glad to remind you of the tune!